Tweak Interactive GNSS QGIS Map
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have already built an A3 map of all GNSS base stations in Moscow and the surrounding region. It was produced in QGIS, polished in Adobe Photoshop, and includes an interactive animation: when a user clicks on a station, its characteristics appear. The layout also carries a legend listing each station and shows its active or inactive status, while the underlying geodatabase contains every administrative district.
Two small glitches remain and I need them resolved before final submission:
• the map animation is mis-behaving on a couple of stations
• one legend layer is not lining up as expected
Once those are fixed, I just need the final files exported:
• the corrected QGIS project (.qgz) with the geodatabase intact
• a working interactive build (HTML or your preferred QGIS web output)
• a print-ready A3 PDF/PNG
Everything else – scale, 40 km+ coverage rings, styling – is already in place, so this should be a quick, low-budget polish job. If you know QGIS inside out and are comfortable jumping into an existing project, this will likely take you under an hour.
Two small glitches remain and I need them resolved before final submission:
• the map animation is mis-behaving on a couple of stations
• one legend layer is not lining up as expected
Once those are fixed, I just need the final files exported:
• the corrected QGIS project (.qgz) with the geodatabase intact
• a working interactive build (HTML or your preferred QGIS web output)
• a print-ready A3 PDF/PNG
Everything else – scale, 40 km+ coverage rings, styling – is already in place, so this should be a quick, low-budget polish job. If you know QGIS inside out and are comfortable jumping into an existing project, this will likely take you under an hour.